Which Computer Vision / Image Processing technique would solve light imbalance in images?
Given a colour image whose light intensity is dim at the edges and bright in the middle, such as [dim bright dim], which computer vision technique would be recommended to correct this imbalance?
Which Computer Vision / Image Processing technique would solve light imbalance in images?
Given a colour image whose light intensity is dim at the edges and bright in the middle, such as [dim bright dim], which computer vision technique would be recommended to correct this imbalance?
What are the most appropriate algorithms for downscaling images extremely while maintaining recognition?
I want to create a window icon (128×128 at most, the icon in the corner of the window on Windows is 24×24, I believe) from a large image (1024×768 and more). I’ve tried several algorithms – nearest neighbor, bicubic interpolation, but they all produce a very soft and barely recognizable image.
What are the most appropriate algorithms for downscaling images extremely while maintaining recognition?
I want to create a window icon (128×128 at most, the icon in the corner of the window on Windows is 24×24, I believe) from a large image (1024×768 and more). I’ve tried several algorithms – nearest neighbor, bicubic interpolation, but they all produce a very soft and barely recognizable image.
Use camera to analyze homogeneity
We are working with some screens whose in the production process change their state from a transparent state to a colored state. This colored state is achieved to block light transmittance.
Feasible to keep work to a minimum for distribution purposes?
I’m faced with image manipulation requirements for a mobile app I wish to develop that I could quite easily (or ‘easier’, at least) implement in C# or javascript, as it’s what I’m most familiar with.
Feasible to keep work to a minimum for distribution purposes?
I’m faced with image manipulation requirements for a mobile app I wish to develop that I could quite easily (or ‘easier’, at least) implement in C# or javascript, as it’s what I’m most familiar with.
Feasible to keep work to a minimum for distribution purposes?
I’m faced with image manipulation requirements for a mobile app I wish to develop that I could quite easily (or ‘easier’, at least) implement in C# or javascript, as it’s what I’m most familiar with.
Is it possible to antialias existing lines, circles, text, etc. of a single color?
I want to manually antialias the output of GDI drawing functions on Windows. Each drawing function is rendered onto its own image and then blitted back (so alpha blending can work, as GDI doesn’t do that natively), so the image has only two colors: transparent and the drawing color.
Is it possible to antialias existing lines, circles, text, etc. of a single color?
I want to manually antialias the output of GDI drawing functions on Windows. Each drawing function is rendered onto its own image and then blitted back (so alpha blending can work, as GDI doesn’t do that natively), so the image has only two colors: transparent and the drawing color.